Ferguson is a kid?In order IMO:
- Akmal
- Ferguson
- Hughes
- Barath
- All the young Indians TBH (Sharma, Kohli, Vijay, Panday, Raina). Whether they step up is another thing..
Underestimating the man.And Swanneh's over 30 and is a bowler FFS.
A first class average of 50 and being the dominate batsman at the last u19 world cup suggests otherwise, reckon he was just forgottenAnd Swanneh's over 30 and is a bowler FFS.
Morgan's 23, perhaps young enough to be considered, but rules say U/21. Kohli's good, but only became good after the thread was created.
Not sure its fair to call him a flat track bully, given his performances thus far in NZ and Australia.Interesting thread, to be totally honest I don't think are that many great young batting talents around at the moment, Pujara looks promising, very good temperament, but injuries and the continued selection of Yuvraj in the test side may hold him back. Matthews (SL) looks well organised and has a good temperament, Sharma (Ind) oozes class but his technique and temperament are too loose. In England there a few names being spoken about, e.g. Northeast, Hamilton-Brown, but neither are really setting the county scene alight. Bopara is young enough to be discussed but similarly to Sharma he has technical and temperamental issues, Cook just refuses to improve. Umar Akmal is very talented, but whether he can progress from flat track bully to proper batsman remains to be seen (his brother hasn't done it). Hughes is probably one to watch, though I'm not convinced with his technique he does seem to score an awful lot of runs. Anyone from South Africa?
Lol. More like you were ignorant of him. He was the captain of the U-19 World cup winning team in 2008.And Swanneh's over 30 and is a bowler FFS.
Morgan's 23, perhaps young enough to be considered, but rules say U/21. Kohli's good, but only became good after the thread was created.
Sure.xaiver marshall will bounce back soon and revive windies atleast above the kiwis on the world rankings
The only real flat track was the last test.Didn't see too many non-flat tracks in NZ to be honest.